mood i;ivi:i ;l.acii:r thiksday, DECEMBER 2.1020
lb! Peoples' Quality Market
is still lowering the
High Cost of Living
Sirloin Steak 30c
Round Steak 25c
Rib Boiling Beef 15c
Shoulder Roast Beef 18c to 20c
Back Bacon 30c
Brisket Bacon 32c
Picnic Hams 30c
Pork Chops 30c
Pork Steak, Shoulder 25c
Steam Sausage 25c
Long Bologna 20c
Prime Rib Beef Roast Rolled 30c
Give us a call and examine our stock ami prices.
BROWN & YOUNG
Phone 1891
The Heights
With a Republican President
Elected
I feel like celebrating, and therefore I
am going to offer my patrons some
real bargains.
PRICES ARE CUT AWAY DOWN
6x9 Grass Rugs, $4.25
8 x lO Grass Rugs, $6.10
9 x 12 Grass Rugs, $8. 1 S
Roofing at $1.30 per roll.
New Doors at $3.00 each.
OTHEIt BARGAINS PROPORTIONATE
H. GROSS
Tel. 1213
From the Four Corners of the Country
our grocery store brings staples and dainties
to cheer the inner man of our patrons during
The Holiday Season.
You will find on our shelves the good things
from the arctics to the tropics.
Let US help you put the Real Foundation in
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO.
Is Always At Your Service
31. S. GEORGE
15hQ Electric Kitchen
" The Place to Eat"
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Tel. 1191 Hood River, Oregon
LARGE APPLES
Arc the selling Apples in Portland, We want Kings, Winter
Banannas, Jonathans, Association's packs, also faced sod
filled, orchard run and cookers. Large cookers will sell for
more than small Kxtra Fancy.
We want 4000 boxes of -JONATHANS. -
SHERIDANBECKLEY CO.,
211 Washington Strict, PORTLAND, ORE.
Reference: Hit
YoU -;!! i:'t Kr
Bank.
:it '!i is illio
"Just Between You and Me"
says the Good Judge
Here's genuine chewing
satisfaction for you, hook
ed up with real economy.
A small chew of this class
of tobacco lasts much long
er than a "big chew of the
ordinary kind that's be
cause thej 'ull, rich, real
tobacco taste lasts so long.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put uf in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CL T is a short-cut tobacco
COMMERCIAL CLUB
NAMES CANDIDATES
At h nominating meotintr of the
I CurnnuTciil club Friday nijrht candi
dates fur tbe directorate were named
as loiiows: nr. j. it. uutiery, ii.-vv
Kelly, C. (). Huelat, V
A. W. Peter and (
1 Tluee of these nominal
d to the board at tin
her meetimii to lie hel
H. Blackman,
I.
December "it. Retiring
the board are C. J. Calkin
bertaon and A. S. Keir.
At Friday mVht's me
Frtdricy proposed an an
the constitution that will
general memerihip of tbe
to choose a president and
dent, making th- selection
rectorate of seven. At
chief ollicers are chosen
SI icom.
e elect-
Decem
iv night,
)bern of
M. Cul-
tin
J. II.
tendment to
permit the
organisation
vice ptesi
from the di
present the
by the board
itaelf. Mr. Fredricy also proposed that
the club name be changed t "The
Hood River County Commercial Club"
and that representation in members be
secured from all outlying valley sec
tions. It was announced at the meeting
that, further action toward pecurinK a
local interstate bridge across the Co
lumbia seemed improbable.
SIGN CAMPAIGN
IS UNDER WAY
A committee of the Merchants' As
sociation, consisting of E. K. Brett, H.
(!. Ball and Earl Franz has begun a
campaign for better road signs in the
county. It is also proposed to erect
comprehensive signs on the Highway
at both the east and west entiance of
the city calling attention of tourists to
the orchard district and mountain land
scapes that may be seen by a drive of
a few minutes to the south.
Because of lack of comprehensive
signs alone the Highway the past year
it is estimated that several thousand
motor tourists have passed through
1 Hood River without knowing the heau
tiful orchard districts were within a
j few minutes' ride.
FIREMEN CLEAR $200
FROM ANNUAL BALL
The ICth annual ball of the fire de
partment, held Thursday night at the
Pythian hall, whs considered the most
successful locial event tbe fire lads
have ever attempted. More than 160
couples were present at the bop, and
many purchased tickets who were un
able to be present. The firemen
cleared $200 from the dance.
Land Clearing Predicted
The Hood River Spray Co.. which
has just taken the agt. ncv for the I)u
l'ont powder concern, is expecting a
revival of land clearing this fall and
winter. Inquiries of orohardist, it is
said" point to more work of this char
acter than for sometime. During the)
la.-t year more than a score of small!
tract! of logged off land have been sold
I bv the Oregon Lumber Co. in the
IVVoodwurth district. Most of the pur
chasers will clear a portion of the
places and plant pear trees, with
strawberry tillers, it is said, in outly
ing districts of the Lower Valley grow
ers are contemplating the increase of
strawberry acreage. Indications point
to an extended shortage of Clark Seed
ling strawberry plant", so heavy will
lie plantings for tbe next year.
5,000 Shingles Shipped By Mail
Tuesdsv of last week the Tum-A-
Lum Lumber Co. began shipping shin
i by parcel post to S. C. Johnson, of j
spray. Ihe order, lor :,000 shingles,
: was completed Saturday.
"We would willingly have shipped
all the shingles at one consignment."
says F. Davenport, "but the pontal
regulations, where the destination is
on a star route, will permit us to ship
I only 1,000 shingles a day . The postage
for each of the 2B bundles of shingles
ranged from 11 to 60 cents."
Vobtorf Injured By Auto
John Volstorll" was painfully bruised
Thursday night when struck by an
automobile driven by Dr. F. C. Bro
sius. Mr. VolstortV, whose garage is
on the west side of Twelfth street,
was on the opposite side of the street
r pairing the ! ghta of a small black
automobile. With no lights showing
Dr. Hrosius, en route to town, struck
Mr. Volatorff before be saw him, hurl
ing him abijut 1" feet.
Mr. Volatorff holds Dr. Brosius
blameless in the matter.
K. A. Pierre Has Stroke
K. A. I'ii ret'. Cascade Locks sawmill
worker and amateur photographer, was
discovered at his apartments last wick
suffering fri ,n a stroke of paralyvis.
It was believed that he had lain in a
belpleaa ton litiofl for more than a day
unable to summon aid. Neighbors no
ticed him a', suit from places he was
accustomed to visit and entered bis
nuarters where he w as found stricken
speechless. County authorities placed
nurses in charge of him. Nothing is
known of his relatives, but it is
thought he has a brother in Kansas.
Ike Hat Knad in Bad Shape
The stretch of courty road connecting-the
Dee Flat or hard district with
the outside world, ranchers of the sec
tion itclaWu is in a serious condition
and appeals have been made to county
authorities, it il feared that irjuries
of winter raios may isolate the dis
trict. CwatJ Roa.Imaster Nichols,
who has inspectej the road, is unde ter
mined as to tbe method of making re
pair, it is thought by some that a re
rating over a new grade shi.uld be
made.
i in
Running Water
The Greatest of City Conveniences
A Dayton Electric-Driven
Water System, will auto
matically provide water
under pressure nt all fix
tures in your home the
same as city water supply.
It does away with all the
drudgery of
pumping and
carrying
water just a
simple turn
of tho faucet
and you have a steady
stream of it cool and
sparkling. The cost is but
a few cents a day.
Picture to yourself the
convenience of running
water, the comfort of
sanitary plumbing, less
work for the women
folks then come in and
let us help you make it
a reality.
HEIGHTS GARAGE
J. F. vols rORFF, Prop,
A Bargain in a Siudebaker 17
Series Ai
u : 1
NASH
HUDSON Passenger Cars
ESSEX
Nash and Mack Trucks
Goodyear Tires
Waverly Oils and Greases
Storage, Repairs and
Accessories
Mechanically perfect
Equipped with 5 tires and
7 tubes
This car has had good care,
will give good honest service.
SPLENDID VALUE FOR
$550
Blowers Hardware
Company
MT. HOOD MOTOR CO.
Orchard Supplies
Arsenate of Lead
Bluestone
Paper
Apple Boxes
Implements
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
SUFFERS OF
HOOD RIVER FRUITS
LARD
Pure Home Rendered Stock Prices Right.
Tender Hoof Steaks. Juicy Ilonsts --Pork, Veal, Lamb.
Bacon, Hams, Cured and Fresh Fish, Kippered
Salmon and Cod and Finnan Ei addle.
Bulk Sausage and Hamburger.
The Hood River Market
A. P. DAVKNI'ORT, Prop.
Phone 4311
!very Hood River eater needfl some of our Little Pitf
Sausages for breakfast
Thoroughly Overhauled
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale
We offer the following:
One 1 h. p. Nova Gas Engine.
One 2 h. p. Nova Gas Engine.
One small Bean Spraying Outfit, complete.
One large Bean Spraying Outfit, complete.
HOWELL BROS.
WOODWORKING AND BLACKSiVlITHlNG
Tel. 2551 Fourth and Columbia
.a fce
em.
road with
.('tertive Association
e imiiroement of the
kick 'onnecta the Lost
the county road sys-
QUallty not lwaya price should de
termine the value of your
goods. We have the price as well as quality
WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
Preferred Stock Groceries, Fresh Meats
HOLM AN & SAMUEL
Plume I HI I
Deliveries at a. in. ami 2. Mi p. m.
'it. i n- n ji l.iiih;
QUALITY
QUANTITY
Ask
for
BUTTER-NUT
Delivered Daily to
Your Grocers
IS OI K
SUCCESS
H'.me-r A. (Ir
if Ihe
Mt. Hood Meat Co.
Sin cessors . W. J III
at
A fii
3
and ( -grade.
Newly arranged throughout. No cxp'-nse has hi on spared
to make this market sanitary a id modern in every respeet.
There is none I teller in the Stale. Will lie glad to have u
come in and look it over whether you buy or not.
The Kind of a Mark t Hood Kiver Wants
Phone 4141
WINTER SCHEDULE
NORTHWEST TRANSPORTATION CO.
('PER AUNG J. N. TEAL
Portland and The Dalles wtSi
Leaves Portland: Monday and Thoradayfl at lO.Ou P. M.
irrivwal Hood RHnr TtoModari an I ft 4my at 11 a. m.
. s Hood River for Portland Wednesday and Saturday
MEALS ABOAKU
Pi.lijret to change n.tlKrot ortk.
II R Pin r I fc MILLER, eer.t
Hood River Motor Car Co. . c. glanville
si
Ke
CI
Gas and Oil
I SIM ION
M Street
ATTORNKY AT LAW
R.om 1 National liana Bn.l.iiii
Hood River, Oregon
22 f
Fourth and M